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- Practicum students must have successfully completed Experimental Design and Analysis (PSYC 635) and Nonexperimental Design and Analysis (PSYC 636) with at least a B.
- For a counseling practicum placement, students must have successfully completed Psychotherapy Techniques (PSYC 679) with at least a B.
- For an assessment practicum placement, students must have successfully completed Psychological Assessment (PSYC 615) or an equivalent special topics course (PSYC 660) with at least a B.
2) Students must have approval of the faculty practicum coordinator, currently Dr.Paula Varnado-Sullivan.
3)All practicum placement sites and onsite supervising professionals must be approvedby the faculty coordinator.
- Currently, our resources for practica placements are limited. We do not guarantee that all interested students will be able to avail themselves of these types of experiences.
4) Students must purchase student liability insurance. The policy must be in effect before any form client contact is allowed.
5) Practicum requirements:
- Duties cannot exceed 16 hours per week including all required supervision.
- On-site supervision by an appropriate licensed professional, preferably a licensed clinical psychologist, is required for student placement.
- In addition, practicum students will be supervised by appropriate Southeastern faculty. For each hour or credit pursued, at least ½ hour will be devoted to appropriate training or supervision and at least 3 hours to supervised practice.
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- For counseling practica, the student should spend no more than 20% of the time in assessment activities.
- For assessment practica, the primary activity will be in assessment related activities. Test scoring and report writing should be included within the maximum 16 hours.
- Training activities such as reading appropriate training materials suggested by the supervisor can also be incorporated as part of the practicum hours, but should not be the student's primary activity.
- The practicum student will not be allowed to perform any activities that are not commensurate with their level of training or without appropriate supervision by onsite personnel.
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TALLAHASSEE — Tort reform legislation that passed through the Florida Senate on Wednesday could make it easier for businesses to avoid large payouts in product liability cases, particularly in cases involving automobile wrecks.
The "crash worthiness" bill sponsored by Sen. Garrett Richter, R-Naples, requires juries to consider the fault of everyone who contributed to an accident, not just the manufacturer.
The Senate approved the bill 28 to 12, largely along party lines. A companion bill is winding through committees in the Florida House.
"I believe this is about common sense," Richter said. "We should not disrespect a jury. We should put the facts on the table so the jury can hear them. They need the tools to make informed decisions."
The bill will help send a signal to the business community that Florida is "open for business," Richter said. It is part of an overall movement in the Legislature to make Florida more accommodating to businesses in an effort to attract jobs to the state.
Critics say it will make manufacturers less accountable. Medical bills from accidents will be picked up by the state, they say, further overwhelming Florida's Medicaid system.
"You produce a product and put it on the market for sale, those manufacturers should be held accountable whether it's a tractor or a motor vehicle," said Sen. Maria Sachs, D-Delray Beach, who voted against the bill. "They should be held accountable just as we are held accountable as citizens."
Currently, Florida juries in product liability cases are not allowed to hear or consider evidence regarding the fault of the person who caused the initial accident. Rather, juries are only allowed to consider evidence of the manufacturer's fault regarding product defects.
The bill would reverse a 2001 Florida Supreme Court decision, D'Amario v. Ford Motor Co.
In that case, a teenage boy, Clifford Harris, was a passenger in a 1988 Ford Escort driven by another teen who was intoxicated.
The driver, who was speeding, crashed into a tree, and the car burst into flames. The driver was killed, while Harris was severely burned and lost three limbs.
His mother sued Ford alleging that a relay switch failed, preventing it from disrupting the flow of power to the fuel pump, causing the fire.
A Pinellas County jury returned a verdict in favor of Ford. However, the Florida Supreme Court reversed that decision, thereby precluding juries from considering evidence regarding negligence on the part of the person who caused the initial accident.
Richter doesn't believe that is fair.
"That accident wouldn't have occurred had somebody (not) been all drunked up driving at 100 mph," he said. "That individual caused the accident. So, that person could be apportioned a percentage of fault."
Being liable for product defects is a cost of doing business, said Sen. Arthenia Joyner, D-Tampa, who voted against the bill. The law has worked the way it is, she said.
"Yet, here we are again attempting to reverse a Supreme Court decision at the expense of persons who will ultimately end up on the public's payroll," she said. "These injuries and medical bills won't go away. Manufacturers should be held responsible when they produce defective products.
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The softball game featured celebrities and former players playing on the field at Minute Maid Park. Clark had, like the rest of the "competitors," a good time.
"This is a lot of fun, coming out here playing with the other [Legends] and the other celebrities." said Clark. "To come out and sign a few autographs, have some fun with the fans, this is what it's all about. It's good to be back in this kind of setting."
Clark played in six Major League All-Star Games, including 1994's contest during his five-year stint as a Ranger. He has not failed to notice the effort that has the current incarnation of his former team in first place going into this season's All-Star break.
"They've done a great job," he observed. "Their pitching's come around, and that's what has made all the difference in the world. [Hank] Blalock, and Michael Young, and [Mark] Teixeira and those guys, they're providing the offense, and the defense is doing well. But the rest of it is unbelievable right now, especially Kenny Rogers. He's doing a great job for them."
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Dena Davis '72, professor at Cleveland-Marshall College of Law will discuss ethical issues surrounding genetic research on Thursday, September 15 at 7:30 p.m. in Whittemore Theater.
In "Genetic Research, Creation Stories and Communal Narratives," Davis will examine how genetic research might affect ethnic groups and other defined populations. Such research brings with it both a host of opportunities and a new constellation of ethical concerns. Beyond fears of social and economic discrimination, groups must also respond to the possibility that the research may challenge their narratives of ancestry, pilgrimage, and creation.
Davis is the author of Genetic Dilemmas: New Reproductive Technologies, Parental Choices and Children's Future. Davis has been a Fulbright Scholar in India and Israel, and a Fulbright Senior Specialist in Indonesia. She has also been a visiting scholar at the National Human Genome Research Institute at the National Institute of Health and at the Center for the Study of Technology and Law at Arizona State University.
All lectures are free of charge and open to the public. The Whittemore Theater is fully accessible. For more information, contact Elena Sharnoff, Marlboro College Public Affairs Officer, at (802) 251-7644. For cancellation information, please call the Events Hotline: (802) 451-7151.
Founded in 1946, Marlboro College offers undergraduate education in the liberal arts and, since 1997, graduate study focused on Internet technologies. Its 330 undergraduate students enjoy an 8:1 student-faculty ratio, a voice in governing the community and individualized courses of study on a 350-acre campus in the hills of southern Vermont. Marlboro has been selected as one of 40 Colleges that Change Lives. (http://www.marlboro.edu/news/promotional/change_lives.html).


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As a maintenance or engineering person responsible for implementation of a computerized maintenance management system (CMMS), you and your organization represent the functional side of the implementation. The other personnel that are involved with the CMMS are database administrators and the application programmers.
As functional system administrators, you face many challenges working with a CMMS. Two of them are legacy data conversion/migration and report writing.
Database administrator
Database administration typically is handled by a person or department that maintains the database just as the maintenance department maintains the plant. The administrator (often known as a DBA) continually monitors performance parameters, size, and integrity, and performs certain tasks such as backups. Additionally, he makes modifications to the database to support the needs and requirements of the whole system. Most of this terminology will apply best to a CMMS based on a relational database management system (RDBMS), but it has applicability in all CMMSs.
Application programmer
Application programming is involved in what the programs do, and analysis of problems or requested changes. These problems or changes often result in direct interface with the vendor, program changes made locally or by the vendor, new reports, and new behavior of the application. This is typically where changes to screens and database configuration are made.
Functional system administrator
Functional support is key to merging the concepts of how the business process works (work order life cycle, cycle counting, etc.) with the capabilities of the application to support that process. It is important that the functional personnel understand both the process of the facility, as well as how the application works. There are many aspects of how functional personnel meet the challenges of their job; two of those challenges will be discussed: legacy data conversion/migration and report capability and how to enhance it.
Query/reporting tools
Before going into detail, let's discuss the tools to be used to extract data from your CMMS and why they were chosen. First is Microsoft Access because it is widely available, and, more often than not, installed on your desktop PC. It is an underutilized tool and has a serious role for the functional support organization.
Additionally, people with advanced capabilities in Access are typically available in proximity to your location. Computer-based training, videos, and other training options for Access also are readily available. This greatly improves your chances of getting started quickly and effectively.
The next tool is Crystal Reports or Crystal Enterprise. Crystal Reports is a significant player in the decision support software or report writer market, and is widely used. Crystal Enterprise (previously Crystal/Seagate Info depending on the version) is a newer tool that has numerous functions.
In addition to availability and market share as selection criteria for these tools, cost and support are important. Access has remained competitive throughout its growth in the market, and Crystal Enterprise remains competitive with other decision support software tools. You also can check with the vendor of your choice for free demonstration software which is typically a limited time use, full version of the software in question.
Data conversion
Legacy data conversion/migration is a challenge to functional administrators; you need to know how to do it so you can decide whether or not to try it. If you do try it, do so with great care and attention to detail.
Legacy data conversion often requires loading data through the "back door," or directly to the tables, rather than by keying them in on the screens designed for primary or initial entry. This is becoming more important each year for one simple reason—CMMS owners are now replacing their old systems. The maintenance system probably was in a RDBMS in the first place, and even if not, the company has more data in electronic format, which is perceived to be an easy insert into the new, more flexible/adaptable, and better application.
Although this is mostly true, there are a few things to remember. When populating a (theoretically) bug-free CMMS outside of standard programming delivered with the application, problems can crop up and cause great headaches. Three potential problems that are commonly overlooked are properties (size/format) of the fields, population of all fields, and referential integrity that is maintained by code and not by the RDBMS.
Case typically comes into play when the field is uppercase and the data is not. The error shows up when the field is used in a query or report set up for the commercial off-the-shelf version of the application; the vendor designates the field uppercase and the data loaded has mixed or lowercase values.
Challenge: If you can, open your main equipment/machine data table in your Test database. If your data requirement for the equipment number is upper case, change it to mixed or lower case. Confirm your change has been saved and close the table. Open the application and go to the main equipment/machine data screen. Attempt to bring up the equipment record and see what you get.
Populating all fields in a table is recommended, if not required, when loading data. Fields that are required by the database typically will generate an error when a record is loaded without an appropriate value (even when that value is zero). The problem usually occurs when there are fields that are not required by the database configuration, but are required for the practical use of the application. There is also a tendency to concentrate only on fields that will show up on the screen. If the main screen that displays machine data shows only 35 fields, but the main table has 85 fields, you must plan to populate 85 fields, even if you only write "nulls" into them; they must be reviewed for requirements that are practical as well as necessary.
CMMS vendors are not limited to using links to relate the data. They can use programming to ensure the integrity of the data so you do not, for example, create a work order for a machine number that does not exist. When loading legacy data, one must be sure to keep this in mind, and provide additional data to support the functional relationship even if it is not an expressly required field.
The good news and the bad news are now the same. Access can load data into most relational databases through open database connectivity (ODBC). As long as the user has the appropriate security access, queries typically can be created to add, update, or delete rows in the tables. But this same capability can allow the wrong people the same access. Even the right people with access can cause problems if they forget what they can do, and accidentally modify data when they did not mean to.
A last warning: in some systems, especially in legacy mainframe applications, you get the option to not save your work. Or perhaps you hit escape and undo the last record(s) altered; generally, this option is not present, or may be present only for a record, or perhaps even just a field. Be careful, and test, test, test!
Report writing
You will recognize this challenge when you hear such questions as "Can I get a report that shows me?" or "Can I get the reports in Excel, and have them generate off shift and appear on the network?"
Both Access and Crystal can do wondrous things in reporting through ODBC or native drivers. I will attempt to separate them in terms of their functionality and when to use what. For comparison, MS Access 97 and Crystal Reports 8 were considered. Microsoft and Seagate continue to enhance both products with each successive version, further blurring the lines between them when it comes to reporting.
Access provides the capability to store data in one database, and query/ reporting and automation in the same database, or in a completely different database. Further, through macros, you can automate certain functions that can run a query and transfer a small subset of data and calculations onto a network drive in a spreadsheet, which another department may want to access.
Access is also extremely useful in tracking down problems because queries are simple to generate. Conditional formatting is also available to highlight exceptions within a report. Wizards can accelerate the process and assist the user with the creation of more complex queries, reports, forms, and tables. This is especially important as some of these elements have complex programming behind them that can be difficult for both the novice and more experienced users to grasp.
Access also has the capability to create an entire application front end to handle selection of your reports through menus with help screens, etc., because it allows the creation of forms and macros/modules. The forms represent screens and the macros/modules represent automation that exists behind button clicks.
Although Crystal Reports does not have the capability to create a front end application, it does have more powerful report generation capabilities. Both Access and Crystal Reports allow multiple grouping levels in reports, with subtotals. Crystal Reports goes a step further in making that grouping dynamic. That is, while viewing the report, it can be changed from a very detailed report to a summary with two mouse clicks. Further, a drill down tree lets users go through a lengthy report to a specific area and view its summary or detail. If your CMMS comes with a Crystal runtime, you will be able to launch your reports from your CMMS, passing parameters to the report to limit its scope.
Current versions of both applications allow you to save data and deliver an executable to your recipient. This will allow someone to view the report without having either application on the desktop. Although it can be a timesaver, it often can be a disk space or network problem depending on the infrastructure and the size and frequency of the data transfer. To assist in this area, you can use either application to park current data on your network for retrieval on demand.
Training for the tools
Although both Crystal Reports and Access come with wizards to assist in report creation, Crystal is often perceived as more difficult. Two levels of training for both products can best address this perception: technical training on the tool and functional training on the CMMS database structure.
Technical training for the application will explain how to use the tools to generate the reports. This will allow a user to make it presentable; allow for filtering with static (hard coded) or dynamic (entered at runtime) parameters; provide an understanding on delivery formats and what is required to allow someone else to review the report online, etc.
Functional training will provide the understanding of how the fields on the screen relate to the tables and columns and how the tables relate to one another in the database.
One of the greatest features of Access and Crystal Reports is that they both are widely available in the United States and Canada, as well as in other parts of the world. This allows for relatively local technical training to be found quite easily. There are also user groups for both products in many large cities.
Functional training on what goes on behind the scenes in the CMMS, with regard to the tables and fields and their relationships, is much less common.
Some CMMS vendors now are offering training on Crystal Reports and other report writers. Before deciding, make sure the training is specific to writing reports for the application and version you are interested in, as opposed to training you could obtain from the report vendor or training partner.
Further, if you have in-house or contract expertise in the back end of the application, and you are going to bring training in rather than send users out to training, make sure to coordinate with the training vendor. Most do not know your CMMS, but they can learn the basics about its structure. This will allow the documentation they produce, as well as examples, to be specific to your CMMS, and provide more useful training.
Delivering, saving reports
Both applications also allow delivery of reports in numerous formats, including Excel, text (with various delimiters), rich text format (easily read by most current Windows-based word processors), and html which requires only a browser (Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Opera, etc.) to view.
Crystal Reports also goes further in allowing you to save your report in data interchange format (DIF) or directly into a Word file, and allows you to deliver it via Lotus Notes, Exchange, or MAPI if installed.
Crystal Enterprise also makes the following scenario possible:
The product comes out of the box with a complex array of possibilities to allow you to control scheduling from only a few desktops and have the processing take place on different servers depending on the workload and network configuration. Needless to say, it can be rather cumbersome and scary to consider the administration of it all.
To simplify the startup, buy a powerful desktop machine and call it your Crystal Enterprise Server1 (for example). Assign it a network login and a login to your CMMS database, and you are ready. Install Crystal Enterprise on that machine, and make sure it is secured and backed up regularly; tie it into your uninterruptible power supply for your network (expand it at additional cost as needed), and you are ready to go.
Additionally, Crystal Enterprise will save previous runs of a report. If you obtain a request for a report generated by Crystal Enterprise five months ago, it will still be accessible from within Crystal Enterprise. You can retrieve it, and send or print it again as needed, thus providing some functionality of a report repository application.
A word about saving reports in other formats, especially Excel. Reports generally contain headers, labels, multiple levels of grouping, font manipulation, and other text-type data. This can make the spreadsheet format rather difficult to use.
In Access, you can get around this by building your reports on queries that handle virtually all your calculations first, and the report makes it look nice and adds headers and grouping.
In Crystal, although you can create queries and base your reports on them, a couple of other options may work better. Reports can be designed with minimal headers and either no groupings, or view the report first, hide the drill downs, and then save the report—it will look and work much better as a spreadsheet.
Crystal (aka Seagate) Analysis is an excellent way to create spreadsheet views of your data that work properly as spreadsheets. It also has on-line analytical processing (OLAP) capabilities.
Which tool do you use?
In terms of which tool to use, both are recommended. Access is an excellent tool for quickly creating queries for diagnostic use, or for answering questions now. It also is a great tool to use for creating a standalone database for system administration use which contains queries and reports for that purpose.
Wading through the data model or entity diagram to find the correct tables every time can be cumbersome. Access also can be used for setting up one or more databases that contain common tables by module or function that you need to use more frequently. So if your CMMS has 150 basic tables, but your work order-related queries only hit 20 of them, a database can be created that has all the appropriate links.
Crystal Reports will typically design more production-type reports that you will want to use and distribute. Crystal Enterprise will provide you with the scheduling tool, as well as a report repository containing both a history of reports run on schedule as well as reports to run.
Final word
CMMS systems come with a set of standard reports. Generally, the number is increased with each major release. Still, they never seem to be enough. Understanding the tools at your disposal, and the relationships within the database, will bring you a long way toward quickly addressing query and report requests.
Access is most likely your best choice for a desktop database solution. It is probably already available to you and support is available within your organization. Most likely, you will not need to purchase another database solution. If you have one already (such as Lotus Approach), it will have similar capabilities. If you understand them, then you need only apply the query/report capability to your CMMS database.
Crystal Reports is a little more difficult to decide on. There are numerous report writers and decision support software available, from both the manufacturers of databases and business intelligence tools. For example, Oracle, Sybase, IBM-DB2, and Informix all provide report writing solutions as standalone or integrated applications. In addition to Seagate (Crystal products), you will find products from Cognos (PowerPlay/Impromptu), the SAS Institute, Corvu, Information Builders, Computer Associates, Micro Strategy, Business Objects, and other providers. Before you purchase one of these tools, check in-house to find out if it is already available. MT


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Wahpeton couple's engagement makes for quite the fish storyWahpeton, ND (WDAY TV) - Some men get down on one knee. Others have proposed at football games on live TV. Then there is Blake Buck of Wahpeton. When he decided to ask his girlfriend to marry him, he did more than go above and beyond - he went under…the ice.
By: Kevin Wallevand, WDAY
Some men get down on one knee. Others have proposed at football games on live TV. Then there is Blake Buck of Wahpeton. When he decided to ask his girlfriend to marry him, he did more than go above and beyond - he went under…the ice.
Kellie O' Leary has an engagement story of the century to share with her little kindergarten students in Breckenridge, Minnesota. The day she went out to fish with a boyfriend, and instead reeled in a fiancé.
Kellie O'Leary – Engaged On Otter Tail Lake: "It was a portable and I had to help him set it up."
It started as a normal day out on Otter Tail Lake with Kellie and Blake hoping to land a lunker. Except on this day of fishing Blake convinced Kellie no bait was needed - sportsmen's strategy.
Kellie O'Leary: "He put my line down and, I guess now looking back he said that, "They're catching a lot of perch without bait."
What Kellie did not know is Blake's friends - SCUBA divers - were 70 feet away under a portable fish house with a large hole cut in the ice big enough for a SCUBA diver.
Mike Metzger – SCUBA Diver with Ring: "It had to go off like clockwork."
Blake's good friend Mike Metzger, who dives with Valley Water Rescue, agreed to help pull off the proposal under the ice.
Mike Metzger: "I didn't want to take that doggone ring down. I mean he just nonchalantly said, "Here's the ring."
Mike's big concern was he prepared to make the dive was losing the diamond. In fact, he tried to talk Blake into taking down a plastic ring or dime store diamond, but Blake wouldn't hear of it.
Mike Metzger: "Right here and I did not let go. I had the doggone fish with me."
And how do you get an expensive diamond on a fishing hook? Genius.
Mike Metzger: "We had this black and yellow plastic fish that Blake found. We zip tied the ring to the dorsal fin and then had a zip tie in the mouth that we were going to use to attach the lure."
Under the ice Mike swam 70 feet, trying to find Kellie's lure.
Kellie O'Leary: "These bubbles started coming out of the water and, I don't know, I thought it was kind of funny and he said, "It has been like that this this year."
Mike Metzger: "Looked around the area a little bit and the whole time it was silting up and sure enough caught a shimmer of it. I went over to it and it was just hanging there. I just took the fish, slipped the zip tie over it and then tightened it up. Then I let it drop down and kind of gave it a tug a little bit and let it drop down."
Kellie O'Leary: "I saw it go down. I saw it go down really fast and I'm thinking, "Wow, all these bubbles, it went down really fast, I'm really going to catch a big fish." So then I pulled it up and I was scared. I thought it was a decoy. It was this big plastic black and yellow and fish. I just was kind of staring at it and I didn't know what was going on….then I saw my ring on it."
Blake, not too shaken by the proposal, did today what he does best. He's fishing at Lake of the Woods. They were biting, by the way, and he's still celebrating a fiancé caught hook, line, and sinker.
Blake Buck: "I was pretty nervous wondering how long it was going to take to for him to get it on her hook."
After a quick wash in Otter Tail Lake the diamond is safe on Kellie O'Leary's left hand. Romance lured her in, and she will forever remember the bubbling lake that turned a mundane day of fishing into a lifetime of love.
The wedding for Blake and Kellie is set for this summer.
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I'm looking for a good on-line reference to compare older fluorescent to newer.
Specifically I am looking to describe how inefficient old 8' T12 single pin tubes are compared to modern 4' T8s, or whatever else could be swapped in.
Go to philips.com or sylvania.com, look for the online general catlog. Lots of info . But the watts tell the story.
Comparing 4 footers.....tyically F40T12 40 watts. Some of the watts consumed by the filament in the rapid start bulbs. T8 bulb...typical was f32T8...32 watts, yielding approx. same lumens as a 40 watt t12. That is a 20% savings, plus often a more efficient ballast. Nowadays, you can get a 28 watt or even 25 watt 4'T8, with almost same lumens. That is significant. And the newest, T5, are even more efficient.
The quantity and type of florescent phosphers make a big difference in the light quality, quantity, and longevity.
Jim DeBruycker
Important note - I'm not a pro
Retired Defense Industry Engineer; Schluter 2.5-day Workshop Completed 2013, 2014
To address the original question, if the phraseology is correct, an 48" bulb of any kind will not "swap" with a 96" one.
Licensed residential and commercial plumber
My expectation is to remove all the equipment and replace it with new. So a three tube T12 8', with old ballasts, replaced by an 8' fixture with 4 4' tubes, T8s.
Nearly the same lumens? Many less watts? I have seen 40% savings cited, sounds pretty attractive.
I was looking today at some 8' T5 with four 4' tubes, way high output. Amazing output, but a bit power hungry.
This is a guess, but to charge the entire length of an 8' tube probably isn't as efficient as doing the same for a 4' tube, so two 4' tubes may end up having higher lumen output, but at higher parasitic losses. What the balance is on this, I don't know.
Jim DeBruycker
Important note - I'm not a pro
Retired Defense Industry Engineer; Schluter 2.5-day Workshop Completed 2013, 2014
All three types of bulbs mentioned...T5,8,12 are available as "regular", HO (high output) and VHO (very high output.) The latter are often found in outdoor lighting, sighage, etc and not commonly used indoors. Factors such as cost and inconvenience and $$$ of inventorying 8' bulbs might suggest using an 8 foot fixture which is actually 2 4 footers. Such fixture are commonly available.


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My colleague Bill Maurer, the lead attorney in IJ's challenge before the U.S. Supreme Court in Arizona Free Enterprise Club PAC v. Bennett, was recently quoted in an editorial column in The Seattle Times discussing the case. The column's author argues that campaign finance systems like Arizona's—that seek to limit political spending by creating disincentives to speak—are unconstitutional, and that as long as large donors are disclosed, candidates should be able to raise as much money as they want from whomever they want. This kicked off a lively debate among readers, one of whom had the following criticism of disclosure-only systems:
The problem with just letting anyone spend what they want as long as it is disclosed is that even if people know who is spending it, it still influences them. People still eat fast food even though they know it is bad for them, and we know advertising has a big effect on that.
This shabby, paternalistic view of voters rests at the heart of policies that restrict what people can raise or spend on political speech, but it is rare to see it expressed so forthrightly. More often, proponents of campaign finance restrictions warn against big spenders "buying elections" by "drowning out" their competitors. But however it's expressed, the sentiment is the same: Unless government controls the messages people hear, voters will elect the wrong people. Of course, those who hold this view never think that they could be so easily fooled. It's only the other guys—who, coincidentally, hold different political beliefs—who are bamboozled by campaign ads.
Thankfully the Framers of the First Amendment didn't share this dim view of the voting public. To the contrary, they recognized that nothing could be more destructive of liberty than to give our elected officials control over speech about elected officials.
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Lazar, Brengosz Earn MAC All-Tournament Honors
Courtesy: Kyle Terwillegar/CMU Athletics
Release: 11/03/2012
OXFORD, Ohio - Central Michigan field hockey's junior back Simone Lazar and sophomore back Jordyn Brengosz have been named to the Mid-American Conference All-Tournament team, the league announced Saturday.
The pair of backs was selected as among the outstanding performers of the weekend's tournament in Oxford, Ohio, though the Chippewas bowed out of the tournament in the semifinals to Kent State, 3-2, Friday afternoon.
Lazar was named to the regular season All-MAC First Team on Thursday, while Brengosz was named to the second team.
Miami (OH) defeated Kent State in the Championship Match to claim both the regular season and tournament titles.2012 MAC Field Hockey All-Tournament Team
Jordyn Brengosz, Central Michigan
Simone Lazar, Central Michigan
Sabrina Binder, Kent State
Rebecca Lee, Kent State
Alayna Harris, Kent State
Bea Dechant, Miami
Jordan Long, Miami
Sarah Mueller, Miami
Ali Froede, Miami
Taylor Brown, Ohio
Cathryn Altdoerffer, Ohio
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Post your picks in the comments. Be sure to post your predictions for the total points scored on MNF for the tie-breaker. Also, since this Monday is a double header, list the game you are predicting the points for.
Redskins @ Giants= Redskins
Lions @ Falcons= Falcons
Seahawks @ Bills= Seahawks
Jaguars @ Titans= Jaguars
Jets @ Dolphins= Jets
Chiefs @ Patriots= Patriots
Bucaneers @ Saints= Saints
Rams @ Eagles= Eagles
Texans @ Steelers= Steelers
Bengals @ Ravens= Bengals
Cowboys @ Browns= Browns
Panthers @ Chargers= Chargers
Cardinals @ 49ers= Cardinals
Bears @ Colts= Colts
Vikings @ Packers= Vikings
Broncos @ Raiders= Raiders
Total Score for Broncos @ Raiders= 54


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During his Sugar Bowl welcome news conference at the Hilton Riverside on Friday, Saban was asked if he felt the more motivated team usually wins bowl games.
"I think that's probably true," said Saban, whose team will face Oklahoma in the Sugar Bowl on Thursday. "The teams that are the most motivated play the best in bowl games. I would 100 percent agree with that. … Sometimes when a team is looking forward to something a little different than where they end up, it could affect their approach, but I also think players have to have a maturity and a respect for the opponent that they have and realize the importance in the game and get prepared to play their best in it."
The team arrived in New Orleans on Friday in anticipation of Thursday's game. Saban, linebacker C.J. Mosley, quarterback AJ McCarron and receiver Kevin Norwood spoke at Friday's news conference.
For Saban, the game is about sending the Crimson Tide senior class out on a high note. In the last four years, the current senior class has won 46 games, two national titles and an SEC championship. A handful were redshirted in 2009 when Alabama also won a national championship.
"I think as a team we need to come together for them and their opportunity that they have to finish their career the right way," Saban said.
Norwood said the team's approach during practice leading up to heading to New Orleans was business as usual.
"We approached it like any other game," Norwood said. "We practiced hard, and we're going to go out and perform to the best of our ability. We know that we still have a big chip on our shoulders. We still have something to prove so we're going to go out and focus and play hard."
Added Mosley: "For the most part, everyone had the right mindset leading up to this game. We had great practices and got our bodies back in the right shape to play football. I feel that if we practice well the next few days, we'll have a good chance to win the game."
For McCarron, his competitive nature won't accept anything other than a win.
"It's a chance to win 12 games," McCarron said. "Not a lot of teams in Alabama history have done that. Not a lot of teams in the country can say they won 12 games. We slipped up one time, but that's football. We have to let it go. The next game, I don't want to come out and not win it. I don't care what I'm playing."
Saban also views bowl games as a way to springboard a team and individual players into future success.
"I also think the way you play in a bowl game has something to say about the future of your program," Saban said. "Each player has the opportunity to demonstrate individually and collectively as a team, what they're going to be in the future and what we're going to be in the future."


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In October of 1912, a pulp magazine called The All Story published a story called "Tarzan of the Apes, a Romance of the Jungle."
The tale of an orphaned child of British aristocracy who was raised by apes in the African jungle was the first of many adventures of the hero created by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
A hundred years later, the University of Louisville has taken a prominent role in the centennial celebration and the preservation of Tarzan's legacy.
Why? When he was five years old, George McWhorter's mother decided that she would teach him how to read so he would be able to keep pace with other schoolchildren.
"She first stared with Charles Dickens, and I was totally disinterested and yawned in her face. But when she pulled out a Tarzan book, I was all eyes and all ears," McWhorter said.
And thus began McWhorter's lifelong Tarzan fascination. In 1936, he starting amassing a collection of first edition books and other memorabilia that has swelled to 200,000 items.
In 1976, McWhorter donated his collection, in his mother's honor, to the University of Louisville, where he's a longtime curator of rare books. U of L says it's the largest institutional collection of Tarzan materials in the world.
Now 82, McWhorter hosted a Tarzan 100th anniversary party at U of L last month.
The guests included Edgar Rice Burroughs' grandson, John, who also learned to read on the Tarzan books, spending many days at Tarzana, Burrough's ranch in southern California.
And I asked him, I says, 'Grandpa, how come you always leave the end of a book not completely finished?' And he said 'I always want the people that read my stuff and like it to want more.'"
Millions have also come to know Tarzan at the movies, most notably the films of the 1930's and 40's starring Johnny Weissmuller.
John Burroughs says his grandfather didn't care for most of the Tarzan film adaptations, which took some liberties with the character and the love of his life, Jane.
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One thing did Burroughs did write about was the Tarzan yell, immortalized by Johnny Weissmuller.
"The yell was an animal, like the apes that had just made a kill or just finished a battle," Burroughs said. "They would pound their chest in exultation, like, 'I'm the head of the pack, I'm the king.'"
Some two dozen actors have played Tarzan in films and television. Denny Miller was known as the first blond Tarzan and is the oldest of the surviving actors. He played the lord of the jungle in 1959's "Tarzan, the Ape Man."
"They had the rights to do two more, and I never heard from them since," Miller said. "I only did one, and it sure was fun."
While the film was not a big commercial success, Miller was able to parlay the experience into some similar work in TV and commercials, and these days he's taking an active part in the Tarzan centennial. He calls Edgar Rice Burroughs one of the world's great storytellers.
With his own version of the Tarzan yell, George McWhorter set the mood for a U of L panel discussion of Edgar Rice Burroughs and Tarzan, a franchise that continues to thrive in new ways.
There's a novel by Robin Maxwell called "Jane: The Woman Who Loved Tarzan," the first version of the Tarzan story written by a woman.
Work is also underway on new animated and live action Tarzan films.
Burroughs says he's glad to see Tarzan cast these days as an eco-warrior, defending the jungle from elephant poachers and protecting its trees, a trait his grandfather would embrace.
But to him there's a simpler reason the character has endured for a century.
"He takes a person out of their humdrum normal life and brings them into a completely different, believable world, where good triumphs over evil, where the strong survive," Burroughs said.
"And if something terrible and awful happened to you, you don't lie down and pray or feel sad for yourself, you try again, and make it work."
Some of the items from the University of Louisville's Tarzan collection are on display through Dec. 15 at U of L's Rare Books Department in the east wing of the Ekstrom Library. Hours are 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Monday through Friday. It's free and open to the public.


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AS she reaches her 40th birthday, we take a look back at VB's astonishing fashion evolution in pictures
How to get a body like Victoria Beckham's
LOOKING this good ain't easy - and it ain't cheap either - from pricey facials to a coconut water addiction
Happy VB to you! Victoria Beckham turns 40
FROM pop star to fashion designer, with a few twists and turns along the way. We chart the rise and rise of Posh
Posh talk: Victoria Beckham in her own words
THE boobs, that pout and David's (massive) manhood - nothing's off limits for Victoria Beckham
Blag it like Beckham!
FABULOUS' guide to styling out life, just like VB
10 Dating tips from Mad Men's Don Draper
THE suited and booted lothario returns to our screens for the final season this week, but what can we learn from Jon Hamm's character?
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The Coachella celeb round-up
Desert heat, A-list celebs and designer parties - Coachella is the festival no one wants to leave. If you weren't there, we've got the highlights
Play our royal tour bingo
BABY George and Co. are visiting Australia and New Zealand, but what hilarious gaffes will Kate and Wills make?
Fabulous does... a suit fitting with Dave Berry
We fix up and look sharp with radio and television presenter Dave Berry, 35, and talk online dating, his passion for fashion and JT's dress sense
Top MTV Movie Awards and Olivier Awards outfits
THE stars were out in their masses this weekend on both sides of the Atlantic...
THIS week: we talk to Newsnight's Kirsty Wark, plus we have a new crush in the form of Sam Riley
The Fabulous Fashion Edit with Tracey Lea Sayer
This week, Tracey loves a floral jacket and wants a piece of Kate Moss for Topshop
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Fashion Targets Breast Cancer 2014
SOME of our fave high street stores are donating a portion of the profits from specially designed pieces to Breakthrough Breast Cancer
April showers or sunny spells, the wet look is here to stay
STYLE it out in hi-shine jackets and PVC skirts for a truly gorgeous transitional style
She's got the look... Prints
Arieta Mujay, 35, creative director of fashion company African Creative Collective, adds colour and print clashes to her androgynous style
Flora v fauna fashion: who wins?
Power up the flower or unleash the beast - these hot looks go head to head
The Fabulous Beauty Edit
This week, Beauty Editor Lauren Ezekiel tries out the modern doll look, and wants a fringe like Suki Waterhouse
What's your face decade?
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MIX metallic and nude hues for a luxe, summery beauty look
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PLUS our Fashion Director Tracey Lea Sayer show you how to style marble-print shorts 3 ways
Fabulist: this week's best entertainment
DON'T miss a free outdoor music gig, Spider-Man battling super-villains and the return of Don Draper. Your Easter activities start here!
Win Elemis beauty products, worth £170!
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Win! A luxurious spa break for you and a guest
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Win! A VIP beauty experience for you and a friend
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Top 10 things to do with the kids during the Easter Holidays
WITH the school hols upon us (again), check out these amazing events to help the kids - and you - burn some energy before consuming your weight in chocolate eggs!
'The holiday that changed my life forever'
LAST year, Sian Green lost her leg in a car accident in New York. Here, the 24 year old from Leicester recalls that terrible day
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FABULOUS' resident fiancée Eimear O'Hagan, 32, is feeling the pressure to look perfect on her wedding day
How to upcycle in your own home
BABY, it's bold outside! Spruce up your outdoor space on the cheap with bright accessories and clever upcycling
Totally tropical homewares
PICK up these treasures inspired by far-off lands
Fabulous goes to... Malta
WRITER Jo Usmar laps up affordable luxury - private yacht and lobster included - on the European isle
Fabulous goes to... Rome
WRITER Jennifer Woods-Blee grabs a pizza the action in Italy
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STACIE Stewart serves up a mouth-watering two-course meal for the whole family - plus, see our guide to the best Easter eggs
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Amy Childs: 'Darren? He's good-looking, but he's 43!'
FROM hating her breast implants to her controversial friendship with The Jump star Darren Gough, Amy Childs reveals all in her first-ever nude shoot
Dannii Minogue: "I'm happy now. Life is good!"
BUDDING romance, different priorities and a stronger sense of purpose. Dannii Minogue reveals why there's no going back...
Little Mix: firing on all cylinders
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Coronation Street's Catherine Tyldesley is happily Eva after
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'I'm more womanly now': Ellie on her new boobs & bum
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Danielle O'Hara: 'My baby body blitz made me drop two dress sizes'
AFTER her post-pregnancy shape-up Danielle has never looked better. Sadly husband Jamie isn't reaping the bedroom benefits!
Saved by the 'Chelle... TOWIE's Mark Wright talks to Fabulous
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Kian Egan and Jodi Albert on making their marriage last
OUR fave showbiz couple - still smitten after 11 years together - talk romance, bust-ups and making baby number two
The Saturdays' Vanessa White: confessions of a pop star
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Lucy Mecklenburgh: my heart is unbreakable
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She had Coldplay at the birth and takes son Rex to Rolling Stones gigs, but don't expect her to tweet her baby photographs - Fearne Cotton is doing motherhood her way
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Emma Willis: happy ever after
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James Corden: 'Gary Barlow inspired my weight loss'
He's experienced the soaring highs and crashing lows of life in the public eye. But today, James Corden is wiser, stronger (and trimmer) than ever
'I don't want to screw anything up'
After a turbulent few years, Christine Bleakley is bouncing back with a new TV series, plus she has that long-awaited wedding to organise. But she reveals why she'll never lose her nervous streak
Tamara Ecclestone on life in the fast lane
SHE'S one of the wealthiest, most envied young women in Britain, but is it just money that makes her world go round? We spent a day with the Formula 1 heiress to find out exactly how the other half lives
Laura Whitmore: She's in fashion
From out of nowhere, Laura has become one of fashion's rising stars. And even she doesn't know quite how she's done it...
Reid all about it
Her dance moves have set pulses racing. But don't tell Susanna Reid she's sexy - she might just have you for breakfast
'The Alex I loved never existed'
Chantelle Houghton didn't think her ex Alex Reid could shock her any more. Until her latest discovery...
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Nicole Scherzinger on life without Lewis Hamilton
THE X Factor judge has grieved her five-year relationship. But now she says she's bouncing back
Holly Willoughby: 'Am I broody? Permanently'
She's got her hands full with three top TV jobs and two under-fives. But Holly Willoughby has got one eye on adding to the chaos...
'Boyfriends. Marriage. Babies – Boring!'
For years, Lisa Snowdon thought she wanted children. But now she reckons motherhood might not be for her after all...
Danielle O'Hara: I never planned three kids in three years
WITH baby number three due, the model reveals her body hang-ups and why her footie star husband is on a sex ban
Lydia Bright: 'I've put love on hold'
After years of break-ups and make ups, men are out of fashion for this TOWIE star turned style queen
Hook up with the world's biggest boy band in our exclusive 1D cover shoot
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One Direction: hello boys!
They've cracked America, made an estimated £40million and rival Justin Bieber in the fan stakes
Sexy? I'm doing my best: Corrie hottie Georgia May Foote on transformation
FABULOUS MAG: STAR'S gone from drippy teen mum into soap's latest sex symbol
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She made her name on-screen in the East End, then staged a career reinvention as a West End girl. But Kara Tointon's biggest transformation has been in the way she sees herself
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Sex, drugs, fame and fortune – Debbie Harry has experienced the lot and lived to tell the tale. Now 67, the Blondie singer is just hitting her stride
Katie Piper: 'I feel blessed'
In her first interview since announcing her pregnancy, Katie Piper on never giving up on happiness
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Jacqueline Jossa has overcome the internet bullies to find success – and love
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At 51, Coronation Street star Michelle Collins takes the crown as Queen of Soaps
Body rockers: celeb body specials
They may not be perfect but Nell McAndrew, Jessica Wright and Claire Sweeney have learnt to love their bodies – bumps and all
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As Kim Kardashian hits back at the haters who have slated her baby body, we get a glimpse into the crazy world of her mega-famous family
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She's part of an enduring partnership, both on and off-screen, and Tess Daly's not about to give up on either any time soon
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Betrayal, heartbreak and possible financial ruin... She's has been to hell and back, but now she stands stronger, wiser and ready to start again.
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Win! A luxurious spa break
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THE boobs, that pout and David's (massive) manhood
AS she reaches her 40th birthday, we take a look back at VB's astonishing fashion
The spring tip-off
KEEP your talons on trend by nailing this season's catwalk styles
Are you an approval addict?
IF you care too much about what other people think of you, it's time to stop their opinions ruling your life
It happened to me... ' I skied across Antartica'
FELCITY Aston, 36, took on the challenge of a lifetime when she decided to ski solo across the ice
The Fabulous Fashion Edit
THIS week our Fashion Director reveals the best way to style a bright tank top plus how to wear gingham
'Marriage? Never say never'
ONCE fiercely private, Alesha Dixon now has something to shout about
EIMEAR O'Hagan, 32, is feeling the pressure to look perfect on her wedding day
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Fabulous does... flirting with Francis Boulle
THE inimitable Chelsea boy, 25, talks romance and first dates
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Halloween Glitter Spider Mobile
Create a fun mobile with spiders this Halloween. Use an old paintbrush or craft stick to apply glue for glittering.
Designed by: Lori Butler
Material List
- Creatology™ Glitter, Fine – Licorice
- Creatology™ Chenille Stems – Black
- Creatology™ Chenille Ribbon – Black
- Creatology™ Wiggle Eyes, 10mm
- Creatology™ Wiggle Eyes, 14mm
- Styrofoam® Balls, 2" (4)
- Styrofoam® Ball, 2½"
- Wooden Dowels, 1/8"x12" (2)
- Round Rhinestones, 8mm and 10mm
- Ribbon – Assorted Halloween Colors of Choice
- Craft Glue
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Cover one 2½" Styrofoam® ball and four 2" Styrofoam® balls in black glitter and let dry.
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Tie an 8-12" black ribbon to the loop.
Cover two wooden dowels with black ribbon. Glue together in a cross shape.
Loop black chenille ribbon in three concentric circles around the wood dowels to make the web.
Attach assorted ribbon to the top of the web to hang.